Beautiful waterfall. It’s a short walk down to the lookout. Lots of greenery along the path.

Small but beautiful waterfall. A short hike from parking. But totally worth the trouble.

Short easy very crowded walk to get here!

Beutiful place! many places to explore, next time then.

Reasonably accessible, this waterfall is nice, on the small scale compared to other waterfalls but worth the hike. Tucked away in the rainforest the atmosphere is quiet and relaxing.

Glorious scenery through this short rainforest walk. Well maintained paths and carpark. Toilet and rubbish facilities on site. Short easy walk into the falls even with torrential rain we experienced during our visit.

Amazing walk through this rainforest. The waterfall was amazing!!

Awesome fall . The walk to get there is pretty easy and relaxing. There is a nice cafe at the start of the walk, the Pavilion, and public toilets

Perfect place for nature lovers. Location is not too far from Brisbane, it takes around 1 hour only. Cafe available Amenities available Lots of Parking slots

Wow for the platform that allowed us to view Curtis falls at its majestic form. However, the platform is too small to accomodate too many people visiting it. It was crowded and at the time of rising positive cases, it gets me a bit anxious.

Beautiful little waterfall surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, a short walk from the car park. Suitable for children, but not prams or wheelchairs. No swimming. There are quite a number (~25) steps, and of course muddy after rain. But so worth it.

Lovely little waterfall and short hike in the middle of North Tamborine. Can get chilly in the cooler months. Nice picnic area and amenities and shops and cafes close to entrance to relax afterwards.

Beautiful and tranquil walk to the water fall if it wasn’t for the gaggle of tourist from buses all doing the same thing ! Beautiful, easy and well maintained walking track Just avoid weekends and holiday periods - aim for mid week

Really beautiful walk and views. Very crowded on public holidays and the waterfall was kinda small, but overall a nice experience

Great place to visit. If you want to get to the platform near the waterfall be prepared for a 15 minute walk down a bunch of steps (and then up the steps to get back). Well worth the walk though! Keep an eye out for wild animals in the bushes. We saw a wallaby and a kookaburra.

Although it was a short walk from parking and it was a nice rainforest experience. Visited in late spring and but wasn't bad at all.

Not much water due to the dry season. But enjoyed the forest walk.

I love coming to the Curtis Falls. There are some steps to climb, but the walk is very easy and beautiful going through the rainforest.

Relatively easy (grade 3) path for children and elderly, not wheelchair. Not comparable to larger waterfalls in neighbouring Lamington National Park but easier to get to from Gold Coast and Brisbane. Was a bit crowded when we visited in the weekend. If so, detour to the Lower Cedar Creek circuit that crosses the stream several times. It takes an additional 30min and is more rugged. No dogs allowed because of glow worms.

Quality short walk with lush forest surrounds. Quite the photogenic waterfall

Such a beautiful relaxing walk. Well worth it. Its not too long or hard if you have kids.

The viewing platform can be crowded during holidays and weekends. I would think the waterfall would be nice if it is at full flow. Too bad the road is just above the waterfall so you will always hear vehicles passing by and undesirable noises.

Rain Forest by definition must support diverse range of wildlife, have thick canopy to block most of the sunlight and get at least 1200 mm of rain per year. Enjoyable walk through the forest leading to a view of the falls.